The Australian Labor Party’s proposal to remove cash refunds, currently provided for excess franking credits, has many investors worried. We take a closer look at what this could mean for those involved.

Although the principles of managing finances apply to all, women can be left vulnerable as they navigate the super gap or gaping hole in their earnings. We take a look at four financial tips to help women get ahead.

There are a number of simple ways to keep your budget from blowing out of control. For instance, a trusty savings plan and traditional lay-by services are two of the best ways to save money this Christmas.

Eventually, many of us may find we are called on to help aging parents and other relatives. While that time may bring a range of challenges, from emotional to physical, planning ahead can help relieve some stress down the track.

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The September quarter delivered mixed performance across markets around the world with the US stock market posting its strongest quarterly performance since 2013 and Japan delivering a stand out market return on the back of a weakening yen.

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